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Officials
hope for
teams

LONDON (AP) — The World
League of American Football
may begin play next spring with
as few as 10 teams and only three
in Europe, a league spokesman
said Thursday.

The league, an offshoot of the
NFL, still hopes to have a dozen
teams, including four in Europe
and one in Montreal, when: it
kicks off its inaugural season on
March 23,

But problems have arisen in
two potential franchise sites —
Milan, Italy and Mexico City,
and they may be scrapped when
the WLAF decides on its first-
season structure next week, said
league spokesman Thomas Hen-
sey.

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Tourney

The second annual Lemo-Ed
Memorial golf tournament was
Played Sept. 29 at the Nelson Golf
Club and the furn-out nearly
doubled that of last year’s event.

Ninety-four men and women,
together with a number of local mer-
chants, all contributed to an eventful
day of golf to raise funds-for two
scholarship endowments to the
Selkirk College Foundation, Selkirk
College says in a news release.

The players were mostly friends of
Edward Cavanaugh and Peter Lem-
mon, two young men who were
killed in separate industrial accidents
during the summer of 1989. Ken
Black, one of the tournament
organizers, is in the second year of
the college’s golf. club management
and operations program at the
Nelson campus.

“I got involved because I knew Ed
and Peter. Also, I was performing
my practicum at the Nelson campus
last summer and my instructor ap-
proved of my involvement because
of my aspirations in the golf in-
dustry. Organizing and running golf
tournaments is something we will be
expected to have experience in,"’ said
Black, a long-time resident of
Nelson. He was assisted by other
members of his class, and by Nelson

Hurd scores hattrick

By CasNews Staff

Former Castlegar Rebel Kelly
Hurd scored a hattrick in the second
period last Saturday leading the
Michigan Tech University Huskies to
a 6-2 win over North Dakota in
Western Collegiate Hockey League
play in Houghton, Mich.

Hurd also picked up an assist in
the Huskies’ 4-2 loss Nov. 2 to North
Dakota.

Darcy Marti; another ex-Rebel,
plays defence for Michigan Tech.

Hurd, a fourth-year forward, has
played in all six Huskies games this
Season. He now has four goals and
two assists.

Martini, in his third season with
the Huskies, has picked up one assist
this season.

Martini, six feet four inches and
220 pounds, played in 36 of the
Huskies’ 40 games last season

Kelly Hurd (rij , @ former Castlegar Rebel now playing for the
Michigan Toh teekion scored a hattrick in a game last Saturday
against North Dakota. With Hurd is first-year coach Newell Brown.

150 minutes.

Michigan Tech, 1-4-1, plays two
non-conference games this weekend
against Alaska Fairbanks.

scoring three goals and 16 assists. He
also set MTU single-season records
for penalties and penalty minutes.
Martini was whistled 59 times for

nets funds for college

residents Frank and Hume Curiston
and Dan Conne.

A resounding success, the tour-
nament raised $3,900 through
Pledges and the raffle of contributed
prizes. The funds have been divided
evenly, and- have been used to
augment the Ed Cavanaugh
Memorial music scholarship, which
was established through the Selkirk
College Foundation by Cavanaugh’s
parents, Paul and Gwen Cavanaugh,
last year. The other half of the
Proceeds will initiate the first award
under the Selkirk College Foun-
dation’s Athletic and Citizenship
Endowment, which is part of the
Visions campaign.

All 96 golfers played
simultaneously as the event featured
@ shotgun start and was played as a
team scramble. The tournament was
completed in six-and-a-half hours.
This year, the Heritage Inn donated
a revolving trophy, while other prizes
were awarded to low-gross scorers in
a number of team categories.

The event was such a success and
Provided such valuable experience
that Doug Milne, the golf club
Management instructor, wants his
class to be involved in the
organization, promotion and

Gwen and Paul Cavanaugh (front), Ken Black (back left) and Selkirk
College bursar Dale Sc! Were on hand at a presentation ceremony
following the second annual Lemo-Ed Memorial golf tourney which
raises funds for scholarships at the college scholarships, one of
which Is in memory of the Cavanaughs’ son Edward.

Lemo-Ed Memorial scholarship endowment
may yield a $300 award in June.

Production of the

Memorial on an on-going basis.

Buckfast Abbey, viewed from the southwest. The abbey was one of the stops on columnist
Bunny, earlier this year.

John Charters’ trip to Great Britian with his w:

Reconstructed monastery
regarded as unique

There is a Benedictine monastery in Devon,
southwest England. It is the lovely Buckfast Abbey
and was first built in the 11th century then rebuilt
largely in its original form in 1937. It is regarded as
being unique among monasteries since the construc-
tion work was completed in one lifetime — 30 years.

The work was begun in 1907 by six monks on
the cruciform (cross-shaped) foundation of the
original church. Only one of their members, Brother
Peter, had any training as a stone mason.

My wife and I were visiting Benedictine
monasteries in Britain this year and Buckfast was the

Reflections
and
recollections

By John Charters

last on our list. We had heard of its beauty, and of
its famous Buckfast Tonic Wine but since the

Gothic but incorporates some of its forms.

The first award under the music
scholarship will be made this June at
Selkirk | College —_ graduation
ceremonies. The award, ap-
proximately $500 annually, is presen-
ted to the highest-scoring graduate of
the college’s professional music
Program majoring in guitar. The
establishment of the Peter Lemmon

At the presentation ceremony
which concluded this year’s
memorial tournament, Gwen
Cavanaugh quoted Abraham Lincoin
saying, ‘* ‘Die when I may, I want it
said of me by those who knew me
best, that I have always plucked a
thistle and planted a flower where I
thought a flower would grow.’

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Argos, league leaders with 81 touchdowns, and the Pp
of the Saskatchewan Roughriders with Kent Austin at the controls.

Passaglia doesn’t rule out the Edmonton Eskimos in the West
and the eastern Rough Riders, but he figures offence is more
important than defence in the high-scoring CFL.

“Toronto has a coaching staff that has been in the playoffs
before and a lot of skilled people,” says Passaglia. ‘‘They should
outscore Ottawa — on both sides of the football — playing at home.”’

Passaglia and the B.C. Lions are sitting out post-season play for
the second consecutive year, leaving the 36-year-old punter and place-
kicker to follow the playoff exploits of several former coaches and

B.C. kicker likes Argos, Sask.

Lui Passaglia, the CFL’s all-time scoring leader, favors the high-
powered offences of Toronto and Saskatchewan in the CFL semifinals

The respected kicker likes the quick-strike threat of the Toronto

The monk’s ‘‘home,”’ the equally large
monastery building, (not open to the public) abuts on
to the south side of ed - iy

Our guide, a merry monk called Brother Nicolas,
welcomed us at the door and with quiet Pride and a
considerable sense of humor, showed, us around the
richly conceived interior of the church

The original had been built almost 1,000 years
earlier by the Cistercians (the “White Monks,” so-
named for their white robes), an order which had
originated in Citeaux, France. Their intent was to
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restoration had been carried out by just six men, we
expected to see a very modest structure.

However, as an oblate of the Benedictine
monastery, Westminster Abbey, at Mission, B.C., I
should have known better. Buckfast was big, really
big — at least 150 feet long and 50 wide, and built
entirely of stone. The structure of the new church
conforms exactly to the original Cistercian ground
plan and is done in a building style known as Cister-
cian Norman transitional, a style which preceded the

they worronty twice in nine road games this eyar. Dave Albright
returns from an arm injury to play middle linebacker.

Austin was the CFL passing leader (4,604 yards), but threw as
many interceptions (27) as touchdowns. The Green Riders need a
strong game from fullback Milson Jones (765 yards rushing) if they
are to control play.

He respects the coaching of Don Matthews in Toronto, aided by
offensive co-ordinator Adam Rita. Both were on the B.C. staff when
the Lions won the Grey Cup in 1985.

Passaglia also follows Saskatchewan closely, where Larry
Donovan is special teams coach. Donovan was head of the Lions two
years ago when B.C. reached the CFL championship game.

“*Saskatchewan’s offence is more in sync right now than
Edmonton's,’ Passaglia says. ‘*Another factor could be the kicking

Ridgway led the CFL with a record $9 field goals and tied the
ig record of 233 points. He hit on 81.9 per cent of his field-

“*Saskatchewan can go for field goals when they're inside the
55," Passaglia adds. ‘That's a big advantage.””

The CFL semifinals Sunday stack up like this.
SASKATCHEWAN (9-9) at EDMONTON (10-8)

The Roughriders are defending champions. They won last year by
taking three games on the road. The Roughies may not repeat because

plays much better on the neutral grass of
Commonwealth Stadium, where the Eskimos Posted a 7-2 league
record. They miss the breakaway threat of injured running back
Reggie Taylor, so look for quarterback Tracy Ham to take off more
than usual. Ham threw a league high 36 touchdown passes.

The Edmonton defence needs to apply pressure on Austin and it
must come inside from tackles Mike Walker and Brett Williams. The
secondary can survive an aerial assault only if the pass rush reaches
Austin.

Prediction: Edmonton by four points (1:30 p.m., PST, CFN)
OTTAWA (7-11) at TORONTO (10-8)

This should be a huge mismatch and definitely high scoring
because the Riders defence allowed more than 600 Points while
Toronto scored almost 700. Ottawa also might have to play without
linebacker Bruce Holmes, the team’s best defensive player. He was
suspended for delivering a late hit to Argo quarterback Rickey Foggie
last Saturday. An abitrator will decide if Holmes can play Sunday.

Ottawa has offensive talent. Quarterback Damon Allen threw 34
touchdown passes, rookie back Reggie Barnes ran for 1,260 yards and
David Williams caught 12 touchdown Passes.

They key matchup for Toronto is cornerback Reggie Pleasant
against Williams. Pleasant can run with Will ims and, if he keeps the
receiver in front of him, will limit Ottawa's offence.

Toronto scores often, a tribute to the coaching of Matthews and
Rita after star quarterback Matt Dunigan missed much of the year
with injuries. Rickey Foggie starts (23 touchdown Passes and 743 yards
rushing) and should get the ball often to running back Mike Clemons
(3,300 combined yards) and slotback Darrell Smith (20 touchdowns).

Prediction: Toronto by more than seven Points (10:30 a.m., PST,
CBC).

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Luxury
items now
standard

OTTAWA (CP) — What were
luxury items in the early 1980s have
become standard equipment in
Canadian homes in the "90s.

“The 1980s saw major changes in
the facilities found in Canadian
homes,”’ Statistics Canada said.
“*Perbaps the most strik ing change in
the lifestyle of Canadians has been
acquisition of leisure-time equip-
ment."’

The proportion of households with
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66.3 per cent this year, up from 23.5
Per cent only five years ago and 6.4
per cent in 1983.

Some 5.7 per cent of households
now have more than one VCR.

“The proportion of. households
using microwave ovens grew at a
phenomenal rate, to 68.2 per cent
this year from 23 per cent in 1985
and eight per cent in 1981,"’- the
federal agency said

“Compact disc players are now
found in 15.5 per cent of homes, up
from 11.6 per cent last year and 7.9
Per cent in 1988. Home computers
have increased from 12.6 per cent in
1968 to 16.3 per cent in 1990 and
camcorders have increased from 2.8
Per cent to 5.6 per cent in the same

Owning more than one radio,
telephone or TV has become the
norm with 80.3 per cent of
households owning two or more
radios, 67.4 per cent two or more
telephones and 53.5 per cent two or
more TVs.

During the last decade, the num-
ber of homes with dishwashers has
risen to 42 per cent from 28.6 per
cent, automatic washers 75.1 per
cent from 64.5 per cent, clothes
dryers 73.4 per cent from 63.2 per
cent, cable television 71.4 per cent
from $4.8 per cent and cassette and
tape recorders 67.4 per cent from
48.3 per cent.

Threats of oil shortages and high
prices in the 1970s has prompted a
dramatic switch in the types of
heating fuels used in the 1980s.

“‘While oil heating was still
Prevalent in 1980, used in 37.3 per
cent of homes, its popularity has
rapidly. declined by more, than half to
reach 17.6 per cent in 1990.""

Author to read

The‘ second author in the Selkirk
College Canadian Writers Series,
Kristjana Gunnars, is slated to read
from her works in Castlegar on Nov
15 at 2 p.m. in the faculty lounge at
the Castlegar Campus.

Gunnars, who is of Icelandic
background, is an established poet,
and novelist who has published six
volumes of poetry and, in 1989, an
experimental novel entitled The
Prowler, set in Iceland at the end of
the Second World War. She also has
established a reputation as a tran-
slator and editor of Icelandic folk
tales and the poems and essays of
Icelandic writer Stephan J. Stephan-
son.

Much of Gunnars’ writing draws
on her Icelandic heritage and
examines the process of Icelanders
formulating a new identity in
Canada.

A new novel, Zero Hour, is an-
ticipated in February. In this non-
fiction story, Gunnars relates her ex-
periences during her vigil at her
father’s death bed.

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KRISTJANA GUNNARS
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